. >> reporter: london's first muslim mayor, sadiq kahn, rebuffed president trump.ayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed, mr. trump wrote hours after the carnage. this is what kahn actually said. >> londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: initially kahn said he was too busy to respond to the president's ill-informed tweet, prompting mr. trump to write, "pathetic excuse by london mayor sadiq kahn who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement." hours after the attack, president trump also renewed his call for travel ban from certain majority muslim countries. the president faulted the justice department, which reports to him, for pushing a watered-down second version of the ban, which, like the first, has been blocked by federal courts. he also said he would call the executive order what it is, a travel ban, directly contradicting members of his senior staff. >> first of all, it's not a travel ban. >> reporter: george conway, a trump ally and

remember sadiq kahn is actually from the opposing labor party. as you say, there's an election on thursday. but teresa may said just a short while ago, sadiq kahn is doing a good job, and it's wrong to say anything else. that is a direct rebuke from britain's prime minister to america's president. andrea. >> thank you so much, bill neely. joining me by phone is michael leiter, the former director of the national counter-terrorism center and nbc national security analyst. michael, first of all, teresa may in her comments this weekend talking about the cyber world and how cyber companies have to be more pro active in trying to stop these threats from being communicated. how realistic is that? >> andrea, it's going to be difficult. i think it's also quite central to the fight that we and the brits are in. as we talked about so many times, isis is not al qaeda and one of the distinguishing features of terrorist attacks we've seen are how quickly people have been radicalized online, how much communication is occurring. and we have in the united states

it's interesting to hear sadiq kahn speaking. one of his messages was not his normal message. we have to continue living our lives but he was making the point you have to vote on thursday what do you think he meant big bi-that? >> he said terrorists can not stop democracy. they would not allow us to deter us in our pursuit of democracy. but interestingly he said when he was tweeting when this was all unfolding he said this is a deliberate and cowardly act. today he uttered the same message and talked about also the response of the medical teams here and the police, praising them. but interesting talking about this election saying they cannot stop us. we must go out and vote although we know already that campaigning has been postponed until we don't know for how long. but you can imagine this is not a time to be knocking on doors. >> it's not really the time -- the psyche of the country after manchester and london is it a good time to hold an election? >> this is what many people will be asking but you can't letter resists get in the way of your daily lives. the country must mo

sadiq kahn said donald trump is wrong about many things and that his state visit scheduled for laterar should be stopped. liberal democrat leader here in the uk said that donald trump is an embarassment to america. boris johnson weighed in and said, listen, i don't think he, the president was right to say what he said about sadiq kahn's twitter, don't be alarmed if you see armed police on the street. however, he should be allowed to visit the united kingdom. we invited him. he accepted. and that is that. so the twier war, we think has been put aside. donald trump's name not popular in some corners of uk. by the ways polls open 7:00 a.m. in the uk. we'll find out whether theresa may. david: all this stuff goes into the electoral mix. that is quite an election on thursday. ashley: absolutely. david: ash, we thank you. melissa. melissa: cost of an action, republicans meet with president trump with a key house seat up for grabs. why one special election could be a weak upcall for the grand ol' party. guy benson weighs in on the most expensive congressional race in history and what it sig

sadiq kahn renewed his call for the british government to cancel the president's visit. president again tweeted about the mayor. kahn's post attacked comments, calling them pathetic. kahn said great britain shouldn't roll out the red carpet for trump. >> one of the things when you have a special relationship, is not different, no different to when you have a close mate. you stand with them in times of adversity. but you call them out when they're wrong. and there are many things that i wish, donald trump is wrong. >> the mayor also said, says that he doesn't have time to respond to tweets from donald trump. kahn called for the state visit to be canceled after the muslim travel ban announced in january. >> british officials have identified two of the three men who carried out saturday's attack in london. however, they have also released all 12 people arrested in the case without a murderous rampag in the identified as khuram butt, and rachidredouane saturday's carnage moments as a restaur hurrying them tried to get in. [ gunfire ] safe. >> italian photographer c officers

it follows comments made by the president this mayor sadiq kahns response to the terror attacks.n a tv interview - khan says- quote- "i don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the u-s-a in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for." developing now. police are learning more about the disgruntled former employee that went on a deadly shooting rampage at a local business in orlando. army veteran john newman singled out his former co-workers killing five of them before turning the gun on himself. police say newman stormed the budiling with a gun and knife with revenge on his mind after he was fired in april. he targeted his former managers and others. newman was arrested for assaulting someone at the same business three years ago. eight people inside the business survived. caught on camera. a man spotted tossing tables and chairs at customers inside a massachusetts dunkin donuts. the suspect dressed in a black shirt is caught on surveillance picking up a table and hurling it towards a disabled man. moments later he picks up a ch

sadiq kahn renewed his call for the british government to cancel the president's visit. hours after the president again tweeted about the mayor. kahn's post attacked comments, calling them pathetic. kahn said great britain shouldn't roll out the red carpet for trump. >> one of the things when you have a special relationship, is not different, no different to when you have a close mate. you stand with them in times of adversity. but you call them out when they're wrong. and there are many things that i wish, donald trump is wrong. >> the mayor also said, says that he doesn't have time to respond to tweets from donald trump. kahn called for the state visit to be canceled after the >> british officials have identified two of the three men who carried out saturday's attack in london. however, they have also released all 12 people arrested in the case without filing charges. abc's correspondent has more. >> reporter: two tough the men who went on a murderous rampage in the heart of london, now identified as khuram butt, and rachid redouane. butt, haunting images of saturday's

we'll have reaction from the london mayor sadiq kahn. the london brng attack on the third of june. he said this juan a deliberate attack on incident londoners. of course i think politicians from all side of the political spectrum, the constituency are seeking to reassure various elements of the community that in fact there were questions raised as to why it took quite so long for the metropolitan police to declare this a terrorist indent. that was something the. he want to address to insure community tensions are eased in what will doubtless be a difficult day. reporter: the leaders we have spoken to said there has been a big rise in islamophobia in recent week given everything that's happened in this country. many saying they would like to see a bigger police presence outside mosques. but we know thing are incredibly stretched at the moment. it would be difficult for the government to organize. >> absolutely. as we have seen with reaction to the fire last week, just how stretched and difficult thing are at the moment for emergency services. i was thinking this morning to think of

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i think they were measured, whether it was sadiq kahn or theresa may, in looking at the appropriate amount of time. looking at the witnesses' accounts of what the gentleman -- i use that loosely -- who jumped out of the car was saying, it's more a hate crime, relativism. somebody who saw something a few weeks ago and said i'm going to do something similar. >> when he was pulled from the car he was saying, "you guys deserve this, you deserve this," after steering through crowds of worshippers. people coming out from the mosque at the stroke of midnight, at the end of ramadan. they're being careful about saying what the motive is yet. clearly they will have to debrief this guy. tell me what we can expect next to the investigation. >> the good news is that the folks who were there -- you can understand their passions being enflamed after a car tries to o mow them down out of worship, here we have somebody who can be interviewed. not only are police conducting forensic analysis, going through his facebook page, social media platforms. if they've identified where this man is from, they're talki

let's listen to the mayor, sadiq kahn, making that comment. >> just like terrorists are closely evolving and finding new ways to disrupt us, harm us, attack us, the police and experts and all of us are finding new ways to keep us safe. london will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. >> right. the context there is remarkably clear, unless you heard none of it except those last few words, it's clear. when you are in new york city from time to time you see the hercules forces where you are standing and 50 police cars go by with lights and sirens, it's a show of force to tell new yorkers, we have your back on this, we're on top of it. it's a drill. that's what he was saying not to be alarmed about. >> can we talk about being new yorkers for a moment. so many new yorkers, i lived here when 9/11 happened, the mayor of new york city at the time, rudy giuliani, an ardent supporter of donald trump, it's surprising to people who live here that when something like that answer, the city, the world really comes together. if you rem

this comes after a flurry of tweets from trump criticizing mayor sadiq khan. kahnst said he wasn't going to respond to trump but then in a.m. interview last night kahn said i don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the u.s.a. in circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for. >> 4:41. a hollywood a-lister is taking on the role of joe paterno. find out who is playing the part of the late penn state football coach in a new movie. >> a dunkin donuts looks like a wrestling match as a man heaves a table and a chair at another person. david. >> lots of clouds on the bus stop, a little bit of drizzle and in some cases a pretty good downpour coming through right now. 62 degrees by 6 o'clock, 61 by 8 o'clock so it stays on the cool side, too. and you might want to arm the kids with umbrellas. not everybody is seeing that downpour but through the day there's the chance of a spotty shower. i'll track storms and those heavier downpours on storm tracker6 live double scan, let you know where they're going to be over the in next half

. >>> london mayor sadiq khan has called on the british government to cancel a planned state visit by president trump. it comes as president trump continues to criticize kahn'sing of the latest terror attack in london over the week. in an interview with a britain news station, kahn said i don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the u.s.a. in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for. >> comedian tracy morgan says he will not testify under oath about the deadly 2014 crash that left him severely injured. last week morgan was ordered to testify in an insurance dispute against wal-mart's multi-million dollar payout to him. wal-mart's insurer ohio casualty wants morgan to sit for a seven hour deposition because they claim he exaggerated his injuries. morgan's friend died in that crash on the new jersey turnpike and morgan suffered a brain injury and broke his leg and ribs. a judge is expected to decide on all of this later this month. >> 5:49 is the time and new video shows a creature hiding in the nozzle holder of a gas pump. >> a car takes a dip in a pool. what led up to that crash up next. >> ♪ ♪ the mome

london mayor sadiq khan has called on the british government to cancel a trip by president trump. it comes as trump continues to criticize kahn'sttack. he said i don't think we should roll out the red carpet of the president of the u.s.a. in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for. >> comedian tracy morgan says he will not testify under oath about the deadly 2014 crash that left him severely injured. last week morgan wall was ordered to testify. wal-mart's insurer ohio casualty wants morgan to sit for a seven hour deposition because they claim he exaggerated his injuries. morgan's friend died in the crash on the new jersey turnpike and morgan suffered a brain injury and broken leg and ribs. a judge is expected to decide later this month what's going to happen. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage health, is having the freedom ♪ to do what you want to do with your life, every sing

sadiq khan. the president tweeted this that the mayor told londoners not to be alarmed about it but that took the mayor's comments out of context. mayor kahning londoners not to be fearful that increased police presence in the coming days signaled another attack was coming. still, the president doubled down tweeting today that the mayor's response was "pathetic coat. president trump meanwhile wants to make changes to the nation's air travel industry by privatizing the air traffic control system. he signed the initiative this morning at the white house saying the system is painfully stuck in the past. >> our plan will get you where you need to go more quickly, more reliablely, more affordable technologically and yes for the first time in a long time on time. >> the president maintains his plan will not use any taxpayer money. the idea does need congressional approval. american airlines has wanted this to happen for some time now but critics believe the move would give too much power to the companies in charge. >> the supreme court has agreed to hear a major case involving cell phone privacy. the justices will determine if police can have ce